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The Trump administration just rolled back Biden-era power plant emissions rules, hailed by National Association of Manufacturers head Jay Timmons as a victory for business pragmatism. He argues the old standards were unworkable on timeline, and while clean air goals are vital, they must be achieved through realistic, stable policies. Timmons warns of “regulatory whiplash” and urges Congress to codify changes permanently, stressing that manufacturers support environmental progress—but need to be central to crafting achievable solutions. He also calls for permitting reform, citing that 80% of manufacturers say current processes are too slow and complex, and 87% would expand operations if streamlined.

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